Jan. 18, 2019
Questions of arbitrability after Henry Schein
The Supreme Court recently held that the Federal Arbitration Act contains no “wholly groundless” exception to the threshold question of arbitrability.
Cary D. Sullivan
Partner
Jones Day
Phone: (949) 553-7513
Univ of San Diego School of Law
Cary is a partner in the firm's Business & Tort Litigation practice.
Maura C. Pennington
Associate
Jones Day
Email: mpennington@jonesday.com
Maura is based in the Firm's Irvine office.
The U.S. Supreme Court recently resolved a circuit split on "wholly groundless" motions to compel arbitration. The court unanimously held in Henry Schein, Inc. v. Archer & White Sales, Inc., 2019 DJDAR 147, that the Federal Arbitration Act contains no "wholly groundless" exception to the threshold question of arbitrability.
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